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Identifying a type of lock

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Identifying a type of lock

Postby UrbanExplorerAU » 3 Jan 2010 3:44

Hi all, I'm not going to try and ask you how to crack this type of lock, all I need is the name of this style of lock so I can continue Googleing to try and find the answer.
So can anyone tell me the type of lock these are classified as?
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I tried searching around these forums but couldnt find anything under "Key lock box" or words to that effect,
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Re: Identifying a type of lock

Postby Squelchtone » 3 Jan 2010 4:32

I used this cool new site called Google.com to find this for you:

http://www.pushbuttonlock.net/interlogix-white-supra-s6-pushbutton-combination-keybox/

Happy Urban Exploring!

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Re: Identifying a type of lock

Postby Solomon » 3 Jan 2010 8:49

I don't think cracking a combination safe so you can get the keys to the house its attached to counts as "urban exploration".
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Re: Identifying a type of lock

Postby Eyes_Only » 3 Jan 2010 12:06

Some people call it a real estate lock box cos many real estate agents use them so they don't have to keep track of millions of different keys for all the homes they're selling. Just set them to all the same combo and safely store/hang the houses keys on the door knob.

They got pretty popular for a while when the foreclosure thing was at its peak. We were doing these eviction style re-keys for real estate agents and banks about once every or every other week and they usually asked if we had any of these lock boxes to use after the home is "secured".
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Re: Identifying a type of lock

Postby loki-aka » 3 Jan 2010 12:35

GE-Supra lock box.

Without going into specificis as to why, I would NOt trust putting my housekeys in these containers-at least where
a bad guy could easly tell which house the keys indide the container went to.
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Re: Identifying a type of lock

Postby unlisted » 3 Jan 2010 15:44

Heh, if the OP could not figure out the brand/model name of that lockbox with the photos he/she provided and googling, well... I'm not overly concerned they will find a way to "hack" this box.


Also, OP, I also used to be into urban exploring- don't you know the golden rule of leave only footprints- take only photos??? (and not break / break into stuff?)
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Re: Identifying a type of lock

Postby CaptHook » 3 Jan 2010 18:12

Residential Exploration? :P
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Re: Identifying a type of lock

Postby Josh K » 3 Jan 2010 22:56

More like B&E amateur. :roll:
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Re: Identifying a type of lock

Postby mylofox » 4 Jan 2010 20:32

Hah! We had to find the code for like 10 of those once! All had the same code and it took almost all day. Ahh shop memories.
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Re: Identifying a type of lock

Postby Artkrp » 5 Jan 2010 2:48

Those things are pretty lame lol. I don't like supra boxes AT ALL for my customers. Good way to get your house broken into if you ask me.
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Re: Identifying a type of lock

Postby Captainwtf » 11 Jan 2010 11:25

What is that box constructed of? It almost looks to be plastic from the images the OP posted, I certainly hope not.
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Re: Identifying a type of lock

Postby unlisted » 11 Jan 2010 14:31

Cast "something or other" metal. Button overlay is plastic, but most parts internal are metal as well- or metal coated in plastic.
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Re: Identifying a type of lock

Postby jdislandlock » 11 Jan 2010 19:50

supra s6 lock box i beleive
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Re: Identifying a type of lock

Postby TurnerGOFP » 7 Feb 2010 19:27

I have yet to see one of these in my area. Any way to bypass/pick/crack this lock?
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Re: Identifying a type of lock

Postby unlisted » 7 Feb 2010 22:55

Uh ya, the real reason no one has really mentioned anything of very good info is for one good reason- this lock is considered advanced by nature and use.


Thanks...


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